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- Cathedral High School
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1957 photo of students standing outside on the steps of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Burlington, Vermont for a group picture. One boy at the far right wears a school jacket with the letter C. Photo #9.
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- Graduations - Unidentified
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1947 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their Memorial School. Girls are in light colored gowns; boys in dark. McAllister artfully arranged the graduates alternating light and dark gowns within the group. A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School...
Show more1947 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their Memorial School. Girls are in light colored gowns; boys in dark. McAllister artfully arranged the graduates alternating light and dark gowns within the group. A small sign on the wall to the right reads, "Standard School Vermont." Photo #1.
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- Graduations - Unidentified
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1947 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their high school building each holding a diploma. Is this Nazareth later St. Joseph's in Burlington, Vt?
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- Cathedral High School, Burlington
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A group of students gather in front of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception school for a formal class photo. Religion class? Two priests stand at either end of the back row. Some boys wear suit and tie; girls all in dresses. Photo #1. Undated.
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- Cathedral High School
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1958 photo of students and one priest standing outside on the steps of the Cathedral of the Immmaculate Conception in Burlington, Vermont.
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- Essex Junction Boys Band
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Winter, 1945 photo of the Essex Junction Boys Band. Instruments include clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, euphonium, tuba, and bass and snare drums. Band director could be the gentleman on the left. Photo #1.
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- Cathedral High School, Burlington
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A group of students gather in front of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception for a formal class photo. Religion class? Two priests stand at either end of the back row. Some boys wear suits and ties. The girls are all in dresses. Photo #3. Undated.
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- Cathedral High School, Burlington
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Formal school class photo of the students standing outside on the steps between the railings in front of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The boys are dressed in suits and ties; the girls in dresses. One priest stands in the back row another stands center front row. Photo #1? Undated.
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- Bristol School -Class Pictures [Prints]
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1945 Bristol School class photo in front of the old high school, Bristol, Vermont. Photo #24.
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- Christ the King School - Graduation
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Christ the King School - Graduation 1956/1957. Photo #2.
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- Mount St. Mary's Academy - Miscellaneous
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1961 photo of several Mount St. Mary's students and a nun gathered around a table with books and Vermont related material on display. Photo #13.
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- Cathedral High School
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1959 photo of students, priests and nuns standing outside on the steps of the Cathedral High School in Burlington, Vermont for a class picture.
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- Mount St. Mary's Academy - Groups
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1961 group photo of Mount St. Mary's Academy students standing outside on the steps of the school. Photo #10.
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- Graduations - Unidentified
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1949 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their high school building each holding a diploma. Is this Nazareth later St. Joseph's in Burlington, Vt?
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- Christ the King School, Burlington
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Information written on the back of the photograph states this is a 1959 formal class portrait of the first graduating class of Rice Memorial High School. This class earlier graduated from Christ the King School. The girls are in formal dress each with a corsage on their left shoulder. The boys...
Show moreInformation written on the back of the photograph states this is a 1959 formal class portrait of the first graduating class of Rice Memorial High School. This class earlier graduated from Christ the King School. The girls are in formal dress each with a corsage on their left shoulder. The boys are all in jackets and ties. Present are Msgr. Charles A. Towne, Father John L. Gagnon, Father Wendell Searles. Among the students is Christopher Terrien II (later Dr.) and Marcelle Pomerleau (later wife of Senator Patrick Leahy). Photo #2. Same group as mcalA09F05i39.
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- Christ the King School, Burlington
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Children with church clergy are assembled inside church sanctuary or chapel for a formal group portrait. The girls are in white dresses with veils. The boys are all in white suits. Photo taken in celebration of the Catholic sacrament of first communion. Photo #2. Undated. 1950s? Same group as...
Show moreChildren with church clergy are assembled inside church sanctuary or chapel for a formal group portrait. The girls are in white dresses with veils. The boys are all in white suits. Photo taken in celebration of the Catholic sacrament of first communion. Photo #2. Undated. 1950s? Same group as mcalA09F05i24.
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- Graduations - Unidentified
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1945 photo of graduates in cap and gown gathered outside in front of their high school building each holding a diploma. Is this Nazareth later St. Joseph's in Burlington, Vt?
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- Cathedral High School
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1958 photo of students and a priest, in the back row, outside on the steps of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception for a group picture. Photo #3
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- Graduations - Unidentified
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1958 South Burlington Central School Graduation at Burlington Memorial Auditorium with portion of class slogan ("Knowledge is...") seen in the back.
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- Bristol School - Class Pictures [Prints]
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1945 A group of Bristol school students gather outside around a truck. Nearby buildings seen in the background. In the right center is what used to be the old elementary school (now Bristol Historical Society building?)